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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1914)
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(Wi'ltnier .Methods) ' Everv known ill.mmRn trnntod without drugs or surgery. Rooms 1 and x, 2U7 South Broadway. Phono 132-L. Marshfield, Or. Joel Ostlind PIANO 'TUNER AND REPAIRER Leave, ordors at W. R. Haines' Mus ilcCompuny. U6,8. Sixth Stroot. Phono 103-L. I. M. Wright , Jr Phono 318-R tHU BUILDING CONTRACTOR Kstlmates furnished on request G. 0. Gosney. Phono 3154 CONTRACTOR AM) BUILDER Estimates Furnished oil Request My Past Woik N My Hofeioiiio (first and Aldur Sis. . Mtiraliflold Jr. H. M. Shaw Eye, Fur, Xosi nnd Tliront. DK. A1ATTII0 11. SHAW-, .DlHeHsoa of Women nnd Children Jfflco Phono 330. Rooms 2UU, 201 202, Irving Uloclc. House phone, 105-J. .rs. Farringer , TISAOIUSH OF PIANO IteBldonco Studio, Phono 38C-J. ienjamin Ostlind CONSUIriNO ISNUIN'Hini AM) AHC1I1T1SCT Offices, 200 Irving Illock hono 103-Li or 207-J. Murslifleld, Orcgoii N. G. Chandler AltCIIITISCT tooniB 301 and 302, Coke Dulldlng Marshflold, Oregon Vm. S. Turpen AltCIIITISCT Marshflold, Oregon. Perl Riley Ballinger PIANIST AND TISACHISH .tesklonco Studio, 217 No. Third St Phono 3C8-L. .LET US MAKE Y0UR ABSTRACTS I I K ipTltleft Trust Co., Abstracts, j thoroughly doicndable. Inime- aiate service, prompt attention toall Interests of our clients. MI N 1 M U M COST J.iS. KAUFMAN & CO. ayir auto and taxi sishvice AjiTw taxlcab has boon added tc ly.fauto aorvlco. Caroful drivers lllgo anywhoro fit any tlma, Stano .'iKYfbon6 139-X. Jg)M GOODALE. Proprietor. "t- MISS DONNELLY teaip TrentiiiK anil iiicini .Massage WH Elrod Ao. Phono 11 O.J MyOini Formula IIAIH TOXIC ' PRICE $1.00 a For Sale Only at tlio Oul Pre icrlptlon Phnnuary, l'rank I). Cohan. riiCcntrl Am'iiiio Drug Store pujjAUTO CALL jjm, run ruuico huiuo mm ani iim vlli naMfiil iIfIvam uvi ,( MlUl VMv vvav . ,auy service, pnono Hi'J, MIhuco iiiiinru Parlors. Igtit service, Phone 200-L Itlght Care. D. L. F00TE. fMND YOUR LAUNDRY mo DUS BY PARCEL POST Mm FUHMSH A IIAO AND IWILL PAY THE POSTAGE ON ITS IUSTUHN COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY igjONE B7-J. 3IARSIIFIELD LTT :r "' IDEAL FREE GROVE AND xj PICNIC GROUNDS Brlng your, lunch baskets, tkSak and fishing tackle for a Ifew days' outing. Sunday Imiioo and all picnic crowds im specialty. Excursion to ftuth Coos River every day. r, Murslifleld Time Table! Launch Express, weok days. ilMyes, 8 a. m.: Steamer Rain mw leaves Marshfield at 8 m., every Sunday and 2 p. week days. or charter and picnic ar- gements, apply on board 1 - v-si -?, &4K tjm A iSffJL I'M. w . run I !t r' t"M ,m S. H. PARAISO WILL SAIL FOR HAN FRANCISCO SATURDAY JULY 1H, AT I P. !., WITH PAS,SHNOEHS AM) FREIGHT YELLOWSTONE WILL SAIL FOR PORTLAND, .HATUHDAY, JULY 18TII, AT 5 I'. M WITH FREIOHT ONLY. NORTH BEND MILL & LUMBER COMPANY, Agents TOM .lA.MlIS, Agent, Mnihhricld. I To Portland every Thursday THK FAST AM) COMFOHTAIIIjK S. S. Geo. W. Elder xiavijV i:quipi'i:d NOIITII c. i .Mi'i:oitr;i: Phono II, MiuHhriohl EQUIPPED SteamsWp Breakwater AIAVAVS ON TIME. SAILS FHOM .MAItSHFIELI) DUHINR .MONTII-OF JULY AT PJ:!IO p. m., on Tin: rni, dtii, iith, idth, arni and udtil... TlckotH on xnlo to nl! ICi.Mcrn Miln( nml liiforiuation tin to roulo nnd rnten cheerfully furnlbhcd. Phono -127-L. !.'. T. HHKLDON. Am'iit Inter-Ocean Transportation Co, Scmi-wcclcly service Coos Buy nud San Jrancisco. S. S. Redohdo SA1IS I-'ltOM SAN FRANCIS''0 FOR COOS HAY MONDAV, JULY 20, AT !J P. M. Equipped with wireless and submarine bell. Passengers and freight. S. S. NANN SMITH Equipped with wireless and submarine boll. Passongera and freight. SAILS FROM MAHSIIFIISLD FOR SAN FRANCISCO WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, AT 1 1 A. M. San Francisco office, Greenwich street pier No. 23 and GOO Fife building. Coos T3ny Agent, 0. F. McGf.oikh:, Phone 44. One Woman Sometimes wonders how another manages so well with so small an in come! BUYING AD VERTISED THINGS . probably explains it or most of it. FREE COUPON s IDEAL ARTTL PATTERNLOUTFI.T IPS pgtJtNTATION Date. SIX OF THE ABOVE COUPONS GIFT No. I IDEAL ARTflPATTERN OUTFIT Containing- 181 Newest Embroidery I'nttrrns ofatwolutelr the latrtt desinu which, at 10 ccnti each, regular retail value, would cost more than tl&oo. Book of Complete treasons In Embroidery Stltchior by Ume, Du I'axque. the noted French expert, Ideal Embroidery Hoop which cannot ret out of order. -t zzl Brlnj a of thejie Coupons and M CenU tpjnla office andjoTlvecai No. i. and write name and addresi t irrm w-J KSfl outofVownTteadenwliladd 3 Centa Ext r for poUe and malllnf. y NAME...,,. STREET an J No. CITY or TOWN,, Nctv .Steel Boat. To Eureka every Monday PACIFIC STFAMSHIP CO. A (J ISN'T V. II. PAIN'TISIt Phono 121, North lloml WITH WlitKI.KSS. W ad ENTITLE EVERY READER -. ..- faiwt ONSEIJEBT FBENCH TRIAL New Haven Officials Confer With Attorney General in New Haven Matters. IDj AnocUteJ rrctt io Cooi Dr Tlmn.) WASHINGTON, I). C, July 2. Tlio incsldcnt, general counsel nnd other officers of tlio New Hnven Rail road conferred with Attoronoy Oener nl .Mclleynolds In the hope of reach ing tin agreement for tlio dissolution of the New Haven merger without nn anti-trust suit. After the confer ence It was uudcratood that the dl rcctoit) had not changed their opinion 'n regard to the deposition of llou urn & Maine utock, which hns ho far proved the stumbling block to a set tlement. POLITICAL SIT E King George Calls Conference of All Political Parties Home Rule Issue. Ill; AwoclateJ Trni to Coot Bar Timet. LONDON, July i0, Premier As ciultli, at the opening of tlio House of Co ioub yesterday, said that King George, "In view of tho grnvo politi cal situation, hns considered It right to summon n conferences of till poli tical parties to discuss tlio outstand ing points of tho problem of Irish government." Tlio opposition par ties hnvo accepted tho Invitation and tliu meeting probably will begin to morrow. TO IN MARSHFIELD Clerk-Carrier Vacancy in Local Postoffi.ce to Be Filled ' August 22. Tho U. S. Civil Service Commls hIoii nnnoiinces that n male clork carrlor exanilnntlon will bo hold nt Maishflold, Oregon, August 22, 1911, to fill n vnenncy In tho .Marshfield, Oregon, postoffleo, nnd to fill other vucancli's iib they may occur In that office. Tho cntrnnco snlary In tho Post offleo Sorvico Ib now $800 por an num, with annual promotions up to $1,000 por annum. lloth men and women will bo ad mitted to this examination, nnd the ago limits aro 18 to -IG years. Application blnnlc, Form 1371, nnd Instructions to Applicants, Form 1372, mny bo secured from tho locnl secrotnry, Hoard of Civil Service Kx nmlners, nt tho Marshflold, Orogon, Post Offlco, or tho Secretary, 11th Civil Service District, Seattle, Wash ington. PLAN JFOR CO.VCKRT. Unusual Interest Is being tnlcon by tho Coos liny public in tho concort to bo given by tho well known violin 1st, Carl Grlsson. Tho concort will be hold In tho Finnish Hall tho eve ning of July 28. Mr. Grlsson Is no strnugor to .Marshfloldj having been hero a fow years ago immediately up on his leturn from Europe. A fow rriouds who havo hoard him nt priv ate functions nro now actively engag ed In arranging n public concort to Introduco tho artist to tho many mus ic lovors In tho city. Tho violinist h(i8 splendid European and American press notices nnd nn unusually ar tistic oveut Is promised at his first appearanco hero! "SKWH F.ROM Fl.ORKXCi:. Hvcuts Along Lower Sluslaw as Told by Tho West. David Rackloff came up from Myr tle Point Inst weok and spent a fow days with his parents, returning on .Monday. His brothor Loland accom panied him back, Mrs. I,ela Bonner was a passenger to Florence on Wednesday's stago from tho Umpqua. She was keoplng a restaurant at Bandon, and was among the number who wero burned out thoro sovoral weeks ago. Engineer C. R. Wright and his party of assistants left last Friday for Alsoa to make a survey of the bar and entranco to that stream. LAUNCH FREAK leaves every day nt 1:30 p. in. for SOUTH Coos River. Docks at CENTRAL AVENUE blip. UATION 1 THREE Case of Madame Caillaux, Be ing Tried for Murder of Ed itor of Figaro, Attracts. IDf Associated PreM to Coot Bar Timet.) PARIS, July 21. The jtrlnl of Mndaino Cnlllaux for tho minder 0f Gaston Cnlmctte, editor of Flgnio. began nt noon in tho Palnco of Jus tice. Thousands surged outside vnln ly seeking entrance nnd tho gicat cst excitement prevailed. As soon as tho Jurors had been drawn by lot nnd tho four IiuIkkh composing the court had taken their places, Picsldent Albanol cnlled loud ly: "Hrlng In the prisoner." The Republican gunrds opened a small door In the wait beneath a bust of the Goddess of Liberty and .Mine. Call liuix stepped Into tho tribunal. Tho light and the massed faces turned toward her nindo her faint nnd sho was led in on the arm of a guard and Rave her name in a whisper. Ill ICCltlllir tlln Htnrv ,f 1,.,- llf- .Mndaino Caillaux said: "M. Caillaux was premier and In marrying him I thought all would bo nippy. Hut, nlitHl my life began to bo poisoned by cnlumnles In tho cnmpnlgn or I,0 Figaro against my husband. All tho peoplo In the sa lons 1 rreutientod received me with smiles Intended to wound mo. These rtlanderoiiB rumors pentortated ev ery part of so loty. I was no longer ablo to go to tho sittings of tho I hambor of Deputies becausej I was tho objetc of unpleasant attention from tho galleries." T TREATY SIGNED Secretary of State and Ura guaian Minister Sign Com mission Agreement. IDr AuiKlalh! Trcti to Coot liar Timet, YASIllNGTO I). C July 21. Secretary llrynn nud I.Mnlstor Maria Do'Pona today signed a treaty bind ing tho United States and Uraguay to Investigate for at least a year, through an Intoi national commission of flvo mombors, all differences which cannot bo settled by dlploniucy. It Is tho eighteenth of such penco troatles and with similar conventions to bo signed with Argentine, Ilrnzll nnd Chllo will bo sent to tho Sennta this weok. TARIFF IS NOT President Wilson Says Busi ness Is Not Affected by the New Tariff Schedules. IDr Auocltted I'ltu lu Coo. L'r Timet.) WASHINGTON, D. C, July 21. P;osIdont Wilson said today that dur ing his recent conferences with busl- ness 'men, thoso who thought that business conditions wore bad did not hold tho tariff to bo responsible Ho said thnt tho concensus of opinion was that business needed tlmo to re adjust itsolf to tho tnrlff. f RAILWAY PRESIDENT GETS MORE THAN $10,000,000 IDr Aworlited Vten (o Coot rlar Tlmea 1 SAN FRANCISCO, July 21. Re tween 1011 and 1913 mora than million dollars woro withdrawn from tho tronsury of tho Unltotl Railroads by Patrick Calhoun, tho formor presi dent, nnd In tho bcllof of Thornwnll Mullaly, assistant to Calhoun, was charged to Calhoun's porsonal ac count. This dovoloped from tho tes timony of Mullaly boforo tho Inter state Railroad 'Commission. UL'D ANDKItSOX lliriTKR. VANCOUVER, Wash., July 21. Dud Andorsou, who was opurated on for an Inflamed kidney, Is resting easily at St. Joseph's hospital and tho attending physicians state that he will recover. RANDO.V WOMAN HURT. While visiting at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Charlos Swift, who icslde near tho city, Mis. E. I). Kausrud, wlfo of tho city recoidor, foil down stair and sustained a broken right arm, Dandon World. DR. SETHER LIKES IT. According to word recolved horo today, Dr, A, F. Sothor, who Is spend ing a couplo of weoks at Marshflold and other const rosorts, has gained considerable relief from hay fever. Ho will ptobably remain on tho coast until tho present warm weather ceas es. Roseburg Review. E RESPONSIBLE .aBaULaVHWiaBBaalaV '